The (9-0) Audubon Wheelers are hosting the second round of the 8-player playoffs after a solid 38-7 victory against East Mills last Friday. For Audubon head coach Sean Birks he was impressed with the explosive execution of his team in every facet of the game.

Audubon being undefeated is due in large part to the high amount of production from quarterback Carson Wessel and running back Aaron Olsen. Wessel has thrown for nine touchdowns and rushed for 10, while collecting 733 rushing yards. Olsen has shown great patience in the backfield knowing the right time when to cut and that has helped him rush for over 1000 yards and 19 scores. The duo of Wessel and Olsen is strong both on and off the field.

The defensive secondary has also proven to be deadly as Audubon has picked off the ball 20 times this season. Olsen and Adam Obrecht each have six interceptions of their own.

Now the high caliber offense and secondary for Audubon will be tested against a Woodbine team that has played some tough football all year. The Tigers come into Friday’s matchup with an (8-1) record and a top ten ranking in class 8-player. Coach Birks is aware of the challenge presented to the Wheelers and how crucial controlling the line of scrimmage will be.

For the Wheelers to keep it close and play their best against, Coach Birk’s wants to see turnover and penalty free football tonight.

KJAN will have coverage for tonight’s coverage contest beginning with the pregame show at 6:30 p.m.